​I attempted to order a  Jungle cock cape  from www.troutcatchers.com in England. I then received the following from troutcatchers:

Once again thank you for your order. Just to let you know when purchasing Jungle Cock outside the EU it is legally necessary to obtain a CITES certificate from DEFRA, which we can obtain on your behalf, fees for this service are £79.97 

More info www.troutcatchers.co.uk/cites-certificate-c2x17217724

Needless to say I have cancelled the order and will look to local resources as well as rethink my need for Jungle Cock eyes which I was hoping to use to dress Jindy Horrors which have been a successful fly for me when spotting for the large browns which patrol Lake Jindabyne shorelines after spawning runs have finished.

I have sent this just for the information of members who were wanting or thinking of ordering Jungle Cock Capes from overseas.

Peter

Evan led the team constructing these interesting flies. Apologies for the delay in uploading the recipe.

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SakasaKebari

Two Eucumbene Specials

klinkhammer_midge & midge_pupa

Two effective flies for Lake Eucumbene midge feeders.

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Lefty Kreh’s Deceiver pattern, ready for Burrill Lake or your own outings. The materials list and techniques are at https://www.flydreamers.com/en/fly-tying/lefty-s-deceiver-vl110.

some variants imagined and tied by our crew are seen here

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Ben E ran Sep 2015 workshop tying the Chocolate Paradun “the perfect fly for the warm weather just around the corner”

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Geoff ran Aug 2015 workshop tying Booby fly in a number of different ways. He provided a list of Internet resources for the students to examine

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From Geoff’s article on basic summer flies

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from Geoff’s item on Basic Summer Flies

sliding

from Mike’s Jul 14 workshop

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